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No it does. The purpose is SOLELY so she can just do whatever she wants (the title). She has no clue what kind of world she's in, whether it's based on a game or not, or who characters are, so she's like fuck it I'ma just do me. You can argue that an in-universe character could do that also, but...

I can't tell, but it definitely seems like it's partially a revenge series. First off, the fact that her face was so ruined they couldn't recognize her properly means she's likely alive (also the ending scene). I think it's going to mostly hinge on everything falling apart on its own since...

Story starts with her being 3rd year middle school (so 15 at highest). Sister is 7 years older and Midori is 4th year in college it appears so 6 years older than Sui. So 20-21. Either way, 17 vs 23 is still no bueno imo.

50% acting partner 50% horny.

Feels weird he's working so easily for the villain, but I'm guessing Justus is overly cautious and never puts himself at risk, even to the MC (or if he does, MC doesn't want to die for it). I also wonder about the weapons and his "life span" being impacted, since he's not exactly normal, and...

Haven't done any research on it - but do appreciate letting me know the details of the scenario. Makes sense more so now. Either way, thinking about it more I'ma still drop here since this isn't the type of situation/story I wanna see. Not a huge fan of tragedy stuff, but this is like...

Ok, i'ma drop this here. Like, unless she actually has a disability, is this really the story about a girl who is dumber than bricks getting murdered because OBVIOUSLY she is gonna get murdered because she's dumb as bricks and has no idea of her own safety (how did she make it to her age even)?

Ultimately this, like most Yuri stories, is about closed off societies judging people harshly for breaking out of the norm, and how deeply ingrained collectivism and not "straying" is in modern Japanese culture. It wasn't any different in the past in the west, but we've moved past it and being...

This is the dumbest high school romcom I've ever seen. And it's wonderful.

I can't tell if this serious is a parody or not sometimes with how over the top it is. In some ways it feels like if it was a bit more serious it'd be much better, but if they go all in on the silly art and ridiculous situations who knows.

I don't think he's that dense, it's more so him not trying to think of them that way so. Basically avoidance more than anything. Yeah but we all know who's gonna lose. Ain't no way we're getting poly ending.

Ah yes, the BL arc begins /s

RIP Childhood friends, we already knew it was coming.

I'm seriously enjoying the gender swapped cold duke of the north manga.

Right? The prince went with the SAINT to observe society and a bunch of children started rumors about it based on their fantasies reading a book. It's honestly quite a refreshing subversion of the trope since it's so grounded thusfar.

I mean sure, but not particularly relevant. First boys often don't hit puberty at 10, but second I said it was "unlikely" not that it was guaranteed. Even in that gross series I read a synopsis for and noped out of long ago, he was 12-13.

Well that was kinda crap. Like, sure we knew this is the "ending" but this needed like 5-10 chapters to do this with some emotional depth and substance, but now it's just shallow.

So many series can't figure out comedy and this guy is out here carrying the world.

His daughter? Definitely unlikely - I believe she mentioned he was only 10 when he met the demon previously. Possibly the mom was someone who took care of him when he was down from all the abuse in his household.

I don't entirely disagree, though that comment can be innocuous as well (more so foreshadowing of the plot, obviously). I don't disagree though - sexuality is incredibly confusing at that age if you're non-binary. It's easy to figure out me like opposite sex, but anything outside of that it's...